Portfolio
A mix of finished, in-progress, and just-for-fun builds — each one built and tested by hand.
Steady Hands Developers
LiveThe site you're on right now. Steady Hands Developers needed a real home online before I could ask anyone else to trust me with theirs — clean, mobile-friendly, and built the same way I build for every client: packages laid out plainly, real work in the portfolio, no fluff.
Visit steadyhandsdev.comMJ's Grill
Fully builtMJ's Grill had only a leftover auto-generated template online — wrong details, no personality. I built them a real site as my first project for a small business. Clean and mobile-friendly, with hours, menu, and location front and center, styled around their own colors. It also includes two ad spaces, giving them a simple way to earn a little extra from local businesses.
Visit mjsgrill.netlify.appMead Horn
Closed testingA batch-tracking and education app for home mead brewers, so you're not juggling a dozen browser tabs just to stay organized. It logs every batch from first gravity reading to bottling, flags fermentation problems automatically, and includes a built-in reference library on ingredients, recipes, yeast, and equipment. The Viking runic design was a deliberate choice, built to feel like it belongs to the hobby, not a generic brew log. Heading into closed testing on the Google Play Store.
Visit mead-horn.netlify.appNail Nook
Closed testingWhat started as an app I built for my daughter to track her nail sets grew into a full tool for nail techs and enthusiasts. Save sets with photos, notes, sizing, and product info, then share them with a tap. Heading into closed testing on the Google Play Store.
Visit nailsnook.netlify.appCook Stoned Cookbook
LiveMy first website ever, built to solve a real accuracy problem: recipe sites with no consistent dosing information, leading to wasted product and unpredictable results. I built a full platform around it — accurate dosing calculations, a legal disclaimer gate, and a built-in AI chatbot for technical questions.
Visit cookstoned.comPorcelain Compass
In developmentA comedy website built around five quick mini-games themed on bathroom emergencies, wrapped in an illustrated splash-screen intro. Still in early development, with the games themselves yet to come.
Visit porcelaincompass.netlify.appQuid Est Veritas
PublishedA book asking what if reality is a simulation, not for entertainment, but necessity. It argues some experiences — love, grief, simply feeling something — can't be computed, only lived. Written for anyone curious enough to follow a big idea all the way through.
Available now on Amazon